This is the 8055th most frequent Portuguese word.
semed
The word "semed" does not exist in Portuguese.
Here, 'semed' is used to indicate the action of sowing, as in dispersing or planting seeds, metaphorically describing the pollen being spread by the wind.
Semed pelo vento, o pólen espalhou-se pelo campo.
Sown by the wind, the pollen spread across the field.
In this sentence, 'semed' metaphorically describes the act of instilling or implanting concepts or values, often used figuratively in this context.
As ideias de respeito foram semed em seus corações desde a infância.
The ideas of respect were sowed in their hearts since childhood.
Here, 'semed' is being discussed explicitly, presenting the technical or lexical perspective of its usage as a past form of 'semear' in an educational context.